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Beitrag von: Christian an 19. 06 2007, 10:05
Darf man bei Coalesce schon von einer Hardcorelegende sprechen? Von einer "Reunion" jedenfalls nicht. Das verbietet Sänger Sean Ingram in einem ausführlichen Statement. Trotzdem liegt die letzte Veröffentlichung der Band mit 0:12 Revolution in Just Listening schon acht Jahre zurück und nun werden für den Spätsommer eine neue 7" und eine DVD-Box angekündigt. Außerdem geht es in den Staaten auf Tour. Das komplette Statement findet ihr in den Kommentaren.Auf dem Soundtrack zum Kinofilm Transformers werden mit den Smashing Pumpkins, Taking Back Sunday oder The Used eine Menge interessanter Bands vertreten sein. Die Compilation erscheint am 03. Juli und in den Kommentaren findet ihr die Tracklist.
Endlich sind Saves The Day wieder im Studio und haben begonnen ihr neues Album Under The Boards aufzunehmen. Die Platte wird 13 Songs enthalten und soll im Herbst via Vagrant Records veröffentlicht werden.Am 21. August werden Madball ihr neues Album Infiltrate The System veröffentlichen. In den Kommentaren findet ihr die Tracklist.
Am selben Tag erscheint auch The Ninth Circle: The Venomous Grand Design von Ringworm. Die Tracklist findet ihr ebenfalls in den Kommentaren.
Seit Samstag sind Muse die erste Band, die das neue Wembley Stadion in London ausverkauft hat - 70.000 Besucher feierten die Show der drei Progrocker.
Und nachdem Pete Doherty und Carl Barat letzte Woche schon einen gemeinsamen Song für das Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Coveralbum aufgenommen haben, werden nun Gerüchte laut, die Libertines würden am kommenden Wochenende auf dem Glastonbury Festival spielen. Wir dürfen gespannt sein...
Beitrag von: Christian an 19. 06 2007, 10:09
Coalesce - Statement
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| In 2005, coalesce attempted to play the ill-fated Hellfest as a way to bury personal hatchets, and put some closure to something that held so much history and memories for them. A problem arose once rehearsals began since, unexpectedly but perhaps inevitably, new music emerged. Since this occurred after the Hellfest show was booked, the market had already dictated this as a restrospective stint with closure culminating in a final show. After the skeletons of a couple new songs were built, the band flirted with different ideas as to how to preserve the “conclusion” of coalesce, while yet pursuing wherever the new tunes might lead. This ultimately proved silly. It was clear that the new songs were coalesce, despite a new member and some tinkering with the sound. Despite the potential backlash for perpetuating their reputation of dis- and re- banding, coalesce decided to stay coalesce, an open-ended project intent on moving forward without looking back. Instead of looking at coalesce as a second career or some ego-stroking project to prove something within modern music, it is being held closely and personally by the members as their time to put aside familial duties, work, school, or whatnot, and simply “do it.” In short, we just want to hang out together again and play our shows out of a peculiar love for doing so (in all it’s ugly purity). The new 7″, Salt and Passage, is the first release since the Relapse record 012: Revolution Salt and Passage is finished and ready for absorption in the market. This will coincide with an East Coast/Midwest stint in August. Coalesce will be touring with The Daughters (Hydra Head), and See You Next Tuesday (Ferret) on the East Coast dates (including Chicago) and This is My Condition in the Midwest. Full dates and details are listed below. Please let us make it very clear that this is not a “reunion” tour in any way shape or form. Since it’s simply the nature of coalesce to come and go as it pleases, terms like “reunion” make no sense when applied to it. The Line up will be Jes Steineger, Nathan Richardson, Nathan Ellis and Sean Ingram. The same as 2005, the same as recorded. The current line up. Coalesce will have Salt and Passage available exclusively on tour before its official release date on September 11. Also available on the tour prior to their respective street dates will be the new dvd box set No Business in this Business and the re-press of the Hydra Head release There is Nothig New Under the Sun. For more information, please visit coalesce’s website www.crashandbang.com, or email the band at smingram(at)mac.com. For questions about booking, or this tour in general, please contact Matt Pike at The Kenmore Agency. www.thekenmoreagency.com |
Transformers - OST
1 What I've Done - Linkin Park
2 DoomsDay Clock - Smashing Pumpkins
3 This Moment - Disturbed
4 Before It's Too Late (Sam and Mikaela's Theme) - Goo Goo Dolls
5 Pretty Handsome Awkward - The Used
6 Passion's Killing Floor - HIM
7 What It Feels Like To Be A Ghost? - Taking Back Sunday
8 Second To None - Styles Of Beyond
9 End Of The World - Armor For Sleep
10 Retina And The Sky - Idiot Pilot
11 Technical Difficulties - Julien-K
12 Transformers Theme - Mutemath
Madball - Infiltrate The System
01. Justify
02. Infiltrate the System
03. Revolt
04. No Escape
05. Takeover
06. Renegades
07. Set Me Free
08. The Messenger
09. Liberty or Death
10. A Novelty
11. You're Gone
12. P.Y.I.T.F. Part 3
13. Stand Up NY
Ringworm - The Ninth Circle: The Venomous Grand Design
01. Things Are Not As They Seem
02. The Cage
03. The Ninth Circle
04. Suicidal Visions
05. Alchemist
06. Razor's Line
07. Dichotomy
08. Never Was
09. I Preach To No One
10. Hangman
11. Life's Blood
12. The Key
13. Hell On Earth
Beitrag von: Nobody an 19. 06 2007, 12:54
yeah, ein Transformers Film. darauf hat die Welt gewartet, die Thundercats sollen auch mal ins Kino kommen
Beitrag von: Beatsteak2002 an 19. 06 2007, 21:02
power rangers
kauft eigentlich irgendjemand Soundtracks??? Die sind ja fast noch sinnloser als singles....
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